Barely a week before the midterm elections, popular TV actor Richard Yap, more known as “Ser Chief” made a strong push for the candidacy of former Senator Ramon Magsaysay Jr., whom he described as a person with “unquestionable integrity,” “untainted background,” and “track record”.
Don’t fall for candidates with a “bad boy image,” they are just for movies, so said actor Richard Yap popularly known as “Ser Chief.”
Apparently, supporters fear that Annoying Star’s incessant shenanigans have backfired. Is that the reason that a faux scandal erupted in Showtown recently? Major Star’s family was dragged into a mess that mercifully turned out to be a hoax. Curiously, the source of the scuttlebutt is the former office of AS’ Vociferous Minion. Was [...]
Before entering show biz, Richard Yap was just a simple, T-shirt and jeans kind of guy. But with his newfound fame—thanks to his memorable characters in “My Binondo Girl” (Papa Chen) and “Be Careful with My Heart” (Sir Chief)—the businessman-turned-actor said he’s now compelled to dress up more often, especially when in public where he’s [...]
Rushes picked up this intriguing tidbit on the Radyo Inquirer program “Kliq Showbiz” (dzIQ 990 AM, Monday to Friday, 3 to 5 p.m.).
Merlita Banayo, office employee: “Richard Yap is living proof that talent still wins out over age. At 45, he must be the oldest ‘newcomer’ who can still make women like me swoon each time his handsome tsinito mien is seen on ‘Be Careful With My Heart.’”
After an unusually upbeat opening week of telecasts, the new late-morning teleserye “Be Careful With My Heart” is starting to be less of a continuing delight. It’s still quite viewable, but a number of its developments are less than choice.
WHEN “My Binondo Girl” started telecasting last year, we were struck by the strong Chinoy component of its supporting cast, which acquitted itself well in key roles and thus made the drama series’ China and Chinatown contexts winningly believable.
